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Mr.. d. l. wiconson, OF Horse Cave. XIV, says
he WAS, for many years, badly afflicted with
Phthisic, also Diabetes the pains we're almost
uncomfortable and would sometimes almost throw
him into commissions. He tried Electric Bitters
and got relief from nrst bottle ana after taking
IN IN tesh eisbteen ponnd, saw be % positiysiv Se
lieves he would have died. had II not been for
the relief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold At
afty cents a bottle by H. b. Cochran, Druggist
Nos. lS7 and i5s North Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa. (6l
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FOuF.RinhA

headache in either its nervous, bilious or con-
gestive forms, caused by irregular habits, high
1t until Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription WAS dis
covered. Give It q trial. See advertisement In
another column. S)
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For NEURALGIA
ST. JACOBS OIL.
RON NHTR

~ After lapse OF years statements confirm
ing thc efficacy of ST. Jacobs Uil and It's perml-
nent cures, are given below.
Ny wife suffered Is months With neuralgia
and paralysis. / had to move her in bed, and
could nnd no relief by the time sho b had
she could walk JOS. r. MURPHY.
fRoa sAhES YEARS LATER :PHRAAnsHT CueE
Springfield, Tenn. Oct, IL. lss8.
NY wife was Paraiyzed ana cOuld not Walk
astep. Before used q bottle Of St jacobs
tirely we'll 4; does all the hOusewOrt and
nnking too. JOSEPH r. MURPHY.
scott Depot. Putnam Co. ". Va
when ! got st. Jacobs OIL TO use was in
bed with sciatics nov am going about the
room with ease. Before got II i could not
be moved i"sns to n ssse!s aSMss z 'TGoSssNEY.
FsoM sAME8YEABs LArKR-PERMAnsnr CuRn.
Scott Depot, Putnam Co.. W. Va. Oct %. 1855.
I was twelve days on my back with rheu.
mattsm in the hip. Nothing relieved me till
Igot bottle Of st Jacobs Oil Three times
cured me. THOS TORNki.
NEURALGIA. RHgUMATIsM. sPAsNs, CURED
Toser Hi,APPomasoI& & 20, Va: .9S;I n1vi isS; sno
rheumatism day and night with acute pains
and spasIns l was sd Used 70 try 1T. jacobs
on. VII ch caused all pain % cease and the
system TO revive. BOboG b. AfLe.
THE CHARLES A. vassLss CO.. Baltimore.
- - All persons uslsa ST. Jacobs on or Red
stamp and history Of their case receive ADVICE
SsRs.
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oUFFv's PURE MALT WHISKY
Il Sold Only In sottiea Price, si.oO

For sale by Druggists, Grocers ana Dealers
Persons East of the Rocky Mountains Tex sept
the rerrttortes) unable - procure II from their
Dealers can have Half Dozen sent, In plain Gaze,
unmarked, express prepaid by reinittinS u To
The Duff Malt WHISKY Co. Rochester. n Y.
(O febl7lydCh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

THE Printers Circular, published In
Philadelphia, by II. s. McMenamin, with
the current number begins its twenty second
volume. 1t is journal that furnishes the
best news on all subjects connected with the
ART.
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DUpTURE-CURE GUARANTEED ny
~ DIR. II. Mayer. sJl Arch street, Philadei.
phiA, Pa. ksss at once No operation or busi-
ness delay. Thousands Of cures At Keystone
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Scnd for circularS Advice tree. mRrlYlvd
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5000 Lost,

"a tour 70 Europe that cost me oa0O0 done
less good than one bottle Of Hop Hittersi they
~ Auburn n. 7.
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MAYOR HEWITT, Of New York, says he
will close the solves" of that city or resign.
This Is q business way of talking.
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have been vcry sict over two years. rhcy
sH,iifui rhy sicians, but they did not not rrach
the Worse part Tho lungs and heart wou ia all
up every night and distrees me. ana my throat
die In peace till 1 had tried Hop Bitters when
I hAd tAhen two bottles they helped mo very
ties I wAa we'll. There wAs . lot OF sick folks
hero who have seen how they cured mo. and
thanh fn ~ do that therU 10 % valuable medi-
cine made. fouis truly
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All medical authorities agree that catarrh Is
no more nor less than Inflammation of the
lining membrane of the nasal air passages
Nasal catarrh aud all catarrhal afec ctions Of the
head are not diseases OF the blood and II 10 a
rtous mistake to treat them as such No consci'
entious physician ever "A item pts to do so. 1t Is
held by eminent medical men that sooner or
later q specific wiz be found for every disease
from which humanity suffers The facts justify
us in ASS n2 that to- catarrh at least "A POSI-
tive cure Already exists in Ely's Cream Is B.n.
mr2t- -2w deOdAw
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VAssAR girls want to don academic gowns
This is better than msk ing sad pies.
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Nv little sickly. .puny baby. vas changed into
a great bouncing boy, ana WAs raised from q
sick bed BY using Hop Bittcrs abort time "
mars 6m6Od4W You've AUrRnR.
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OpSOIAL EOfICR0.
Mothers! Mothers Aothers!,

MotueTS! Motnefsli AosueU'i
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the child, operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly
safe to In all cases. and pie Asant to the taste
and Is the prescription of one OF the Oldest and
best fe male ply sicisns ana -ses in the United
States. Sold every where. Is cents bottle.
may3l-lyd&w
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HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifies,

Tot HOfB6 q CettI6, Bh66p, DORS, HORs, Poultry,
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Humphrey Med. Co.. l00 Fulton st., y.
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DR. HAssLKR WORN SYRUP, Purely vegetable
pleasant to take win expel worms II any exist,
no purgative required after using Price. .
cents. by all druggists. bs-3mdMw&r
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OSs BorrLB EV1BCrs CuRB.-Ar. Oscar 3. b.
Koch. of Allentown. Pa. WAS bedfast with in.
nammatory rheumatism in tho winter Of lSsS
Doctors could do nothing to relieve him. He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Rsmedy
BY the time he had used halt u bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottle
be was cured and has not had . return Of the
disease since. In his own words, " feel better
than ever before" Price q. by all druggi4a
fabS-SmdAW&p
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Baby Saved.

We are % thankful that say that our nursins
and pro, racied coasup patton and irr~euiSrity OF
nursing mother. which at the came time rS.
stored her 70 perfect health and sirSnsth.-Ths
Parents. Rochester, N. Y.
~unhealthy or inactive kidneys oAuss
horde :f other serious and fatal disc asss, Which
time.
-, Lnddington. Mich. Feb. 2 lsss. Z have cold
cine that eQu uAls them tor bilious attacks, Kidney
Som plnints; and all diseases incident to This ma
Monroe. Mich sept .. ,sss. sIas IL have
been taking Mop Sitter. for innam nation OF
four phy.iciAns failed TO do CURED me-" The
sfiect Of tho Bittsrs seemed like marie % me.
GHxrs Your Hop Bitters have been OF great
value TO me. Vas laid up with typhoid lever
until / d your Hop Bittsrs To tho.s iisr.
ing from debility, or anyo In feeble health, 1
cordially recommend them.
ss Fulton street. Chicago. Ill.
Can You Answer Thisq
IL there person living who ever saw case OF
asue, btitousness. nerN BUSINESS or neuralgia ol
any disease OF the stomach. liver or kiinsys that
Hop biiters Will not cure:
"ny Mother says Hop Bitters 10 the only thing
sis and headscho.-Ed. OsWsso SEn.
NY little tile sicsiy. puny baby. vas chang. int.
hSp sssr. .so aa'ssS '."
mars6mood4w fouss AOraaR-
DUPTURE-CURE GUARANTEED ny
j Aal
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COUGH, WhnOPING COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shuoh's Cure. Sold bv
II b. Coo nrtn. druggist, Nos. l57 and lD North
Queen St, Lancaster, ia. ~
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II has cured INC Of several diseases, Such q
nervousness, sickness At the stomach. mont hly
troubiea, etc. 1 have not seen eick day "a
yeArs. since ! took Hop Ditters. All my neiah
bOrs use them. Mha. IAnnlD Annn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

SHILOHs COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures Con
Pa t0
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THE wise men are those deceived on All
Fools day..
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-" Ny Mother says Hop Bitters 10 the only thins
that y III keep her from severe attacks Of psraly
sis and headache. OssCego Sun.
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Story Of Q Postal Gard.

= vas affected with kidney ana urinary
Trouble.
" For twelve yeass ~
After trying all the doctorn ana pateut medS.
cinesl could hear Of. used Two bottiss oi Hop
BtterS /"
And am perfeetiy cured. I hsspN
"All the time -
Respectfully. L. =. Booru. salisbury. Tsas.,
May T. 1855
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A TELLING BLOW

Al opposition has bean struck. and We pro-
pose 10 keep on. We have entered the ring "
the school OF .conomy and Square Dealing. VI
aTO b0uc a to win.
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The Rest salve In .he world for Cuts Bruises
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COZ. For sale By H. h Cochran, Druggist II
aud lS North Qnsan street. IAncastar. Pa
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~Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cAusl
gravel. BrtEht's disease, rheumatism and
can be prevented with Hop Bitters." II taken Il
time.
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Luddington. Mich. Feb. q isss. Z have col,
Hop bitters for ten years, and there h no medi
cine that 90 unis them tor bilious attacks kidn.!
lArtAl climate. IL. =, AlRxAnpRR.
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RAnsoAk

MEDICINE
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THECaARLEs A. vneELsg CO.. Baltimore.

- All persons USING st. jacobs OIL or Rcd
Star Cough Cure. will by sending o two cant
stamp and history Of their case receive ADVICE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-31

ing out an open letter-''Aent on from Toledo.
It's from an old friend Of mne-a country
man, too-he's been yachting about for the
last few months and Is going to put In at Bay
onne He's very anxious l should meet bim
there and take short cruise and when he
hears We are together he'll be just - pleased
to see you. He's regularly hospital fellow
and a. rich ss Jow. Let me sss now,"
running his eye over the letter; swell have
just about time to get there by the time he
arrives. Well start at onca He says he has
some very pretty girls on board, too. Why,
Fred, it'll be considerable bit OF fun"
81 hope you will enjoy your cruise, Kemp,
my dear fellow" said Mr. Stsyne; ;" but i
sm sorry cannot accompany you. ! must
really get hack to Malaga this week. was
thinking 10 when You came In"
"Pooh !" retorted the other, 90 couple OF
weeks or 20 won't mako much d difference
Your business can stand, guess Wen give
up our rooms tonight and start In the morn.
SNo, really" persisted Mr.. steyne, "I
couldn't think OF intruding on your friends
but reslly-I had rather not"
"Oh, bnsh won't take any denial"
said Mr.. Kemp, good humoredly. "If you
we're once there, bet ! wouldn't Re: you
away again In hurry" he went on with .
sly wink. Gan the ladies' would tall down
You're sad fellow among the ladies' Fred"
nut Fred's mind WAS made up apparently,
Malaga ana not Bsy0nne, was his "ultims
Thule" and not all the American's persus.
guaee, had any effect upon his detsrm lin alton.
"But-hsDR 1t all-why not :" said MI.
Kemp In exssperssing tones, q he eel sstride
on chair, leaning his chin on the back, and
ooAing puzzled and mortified.
"6hall ! tell you ?" said the other, ssttinR
himself moro comfortably In his chair and
leisuraiy lighting Q fresh cigar. al think
you'll admit my reasons are good onsA
Have Q cigar ?"
"No" impatiently. "Well-your rea.
oonsf"
Nj. 6tsyne examined the end Of his cigar
atseutively, aud then said, fxing his clear
oyoo On bis C0mpaniOn'A
VI sm isdsbssd 70 yoa fore very enjoyable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
rApELpH1 A1UMyI HONOR MR. PRATT

reception was given by the Alumni Association OF
the Adcph Academy Brooklyn last evening to Charles
Pratt the liberal patron OF the school Among the we'll
known persons present were General H. W. slocum the
Rev. DR.. 7. L. Cuyler, H. @. NJ fngraham' ex-Mayor
Hunter Professor Truman j. Backus the Rev. Dr. c. X
Baker Professor A. c. Perkins. Edward Kidder. T. \.
Taft the Rev. John Humpstone. X b. Mofatt Professor
r. W. Hooper, II. W. Wheeler, Congressman s v White
the Rev. G. X Homer, DR.. A Hutchins, A. W. Tenney
the Rev. Dr. l. T. Chamberlain, L. q. Black
ford and the Rev. DR.. A. s. Hunt The
exercises were held IN the chapel OF the Academy and
eter hour of social the throng were called
10 order by DR.. W. T. McCune. president OF the alumni,
and speeches called for. The following were the
speakers and their subjects: The AdelPhL President
e G. Perkins; 1.-THE Trustees" T. y. TAFT; Tho
Patrons" the Rev. Dr. Charles r. Baker; % The Com
munity," the Rev. DIR. l. T. Chamberlain g The Alumni
read by Miss Crandau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
THE BATTLE OF THE rugs AND POODLES



DAY But LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Both the pug and poodle factions at the Dog Show
rested on their arms yesterday The poodle part!sans
busy getting themselves together perhaps, for
final effort to-day-sonctling that will knock the new
Pug Dog club OF English standard neness, into more or
less Of cooked hat The pug dog enthusiasts kept on
recruiting their ranSs inside and outside the show,
secure OF the field but keeping their weather eyes open
for suspicious movements the part OF their worsed
rivals Further open hosttcs may he expected at The
parados OF the pfizc-winners this afternoon and this
evening
Yesterday was dun day:in fact at tho big Garden.
Many wolknown dog fanciers and owners were kept
away from the show by the sessions OF the American
Kennel Club at Hoffman House and the dinner gwen
last evening At the same hotel by tho Westminster Clubs
exhibitors naturally drew of many m the managers,
judges committeeman and holders Of season tickets
stln the day was good one In point al attendance the
crowd growing larger and larger usual, toward the
close Of the show To-day Is the last day. and II the sale
OF tickets holds present rate the managers will
come with bigger receipts than after any previous
bench show There viii be special attractions this
afternoon and this evening. the pares OF the win
ners Of prizes being put down FOR o'clock aud $50
Professor Parker Will give an exhibition with his tltek
dogs IN the evening after tho parade The snow VIII
close promptly at 10 M aud The chances are tiat iniy
half quarter - tie dogs viii get away from tho
Gardon before midnight and Madison square Will settle
down again 10 "a little early morning peace
There signs 81 the breaking MP yesterday In
KENNEL. losers winners OF simple mentions and
credits. Some graphic than elegant and IN
nearly every case could be- made on the spot WIN
the keeper or attendant Terrier small Brecde, iu
Pedigrcede what Of the fmsicr papers notices
read. Another spelled out EOx. For sale Well Broke
To Harness Kind and Getile.' RoX was a NcWlound
land, whose owner willing 10 part Win hln Iof "A
consideration something under 500. A few kennels
were hung with big cards Sold" but up 10 date, APP
parentlv, little business had been done.
The Judges quadrangle. humorously called ring was
nut 10 use only twice yesterday, ard then simply
Tor exercise with the big romping masilns ana -.
demands The smaller dogs had to take their runs on
The nOor up and down between the OF kennels ana
"A great deal of swapping and growing was the con-e-
oucnce Two OF the IT. Berards engaged IN hgi last
evening but pulled apart before serious damage
was done. ,
Among the visitors 10 the show yesterday were MT ana
Mr. " w. Aston Pierre Lorillard, Mrs. George IL.
Palmer Mrs Burke Roche. Mrs. X. II. Colgate, MISS
Colgate Miss Hearst. Frederick Hearst, MI. ana MITE
Charles WAlack, Chief Justice Rccs of Bermuda; MIS-
James Gladwin BayarG Thaycr. Of Boston; W. l. Living
sion M-s Binningcr, Miss Revere, OF Boston, J. %;
Ieoksher Miss Ryder. John L. Lamson, biaiard hoOu
and q; Creighton Webb.
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DIED.

cMRrsTIE-At New.York. May g. John n Christie
Funeral the rssisacs Of his psrcnts safest Hacxs
sack n J.. Friday. May 6. p N Friends ,avitod
Interment GAINESVILLE. via
DAyIsnop Monday evening May at aso West ssLss.
FIRS f9 az ss asS s'a'' on Fy MAY
Friends will please omit flowers
HASTINGS-On May L. 1881 widow OF tho late Dan HYDE
Funeral services at tho residence of her dangter Mrs " L.
Johnston, II Prospect Place. New York City. Friday.
Intern 81 Il private at wo % cen,tery
HEN1on wednesday. May 1857. Edward Hen. aftera
10 Marketst., New.York '''''A A-' '''' ~"
HoYT,suddenly. at his residence. Stamford. Conn., on
Notice Of funeral hereaiscr my ~ ms '''" ''A'
K I,pi. Nay 1851 oninsy KIpp assa 80 years
S's % Pry asy ss sr % 1Is ~, late r0'on0
KNoX-on wednesday. May 4, Thomas Knox. in tbs slth
70 attend the m1era services on rriar EVENING oeoes.
al the residence of his Thomas Knox, 2i5 West
It is kindly requested that flowers be sent
LIrrELLcharles Litiel on Thershy. May 3. at Gran.
Funeral I pn ~ ~ q" on sataTiay May 7staem
long Illness E%sllas widow Of the late George Lans
T Tr1Srr ies on a i5s. s a. 'ss at aSo'
widow Of e. Newton Miller, and daughter OF tbs ats
Funeral services az trinity Church, Newark Friday
9Th inst, at o'clock p. m.
sTAINEs-Lousa A. staines. suddenly May s. 1887.
Funeral services ather late residence. lob Putnamave.
Brooklyn, Friday evening o'clock Friends invited
Internsat Saturday morning 10 O'Clock.
TAILER-Suidenly az No. IL Washington Square north
Tuesday morning, May 3. Laura Sufern. youngest
daughter OF Edward " and Agnes Suforn Taller Ia ths
18Th OF her
Friends relatives requestei attent tho fuaor1
without further notice Friday, Nav at 10 At tho
Church Of the Ascension 5th-ave. ali l0thst
m Tina 1aw Nav uQfnla urila NJ a
Jonah TODD In the S9th year OF her aga
Funeral at her late res onoa near Cross River " r. on
Friday, May G. at D. m.
Carriages viii DO waiting at Katonah the arrival OF tn
train leaving New York at 1890 a
ToMPKINs--At White Plains. y. Y, May 4. Frances @.
Tompkns in her seth year
Funeral Of Prot william IL Carpenter,
Friday afternoon. 3 O'Clock.
WARD-Athis residences ia this city Wet1sst,y Mays
1897 George Cabot Ward In the 63i year OF MS are
Funeral at the Church OF the Holy Communion,
Friday, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Interment al Boston
1t is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
WARD-On Wednesday. May at the residence OF Judge
Drew. ROckland Lake on. Hudson the Eey. Chare5 W.
Ward. in the seth year OF his age.
Funeral that place saturday, at lO3Oa
Interment at convenience ot tho family.
WOTHERSPOON--Of bronchitis Thurs day, May s.
George WOtherspJ0n. in his 0lst Year.
Funeral ST. Marks Church, saturday 1th Inst,
at $3.50 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
OBITUARY..
OLIVER HOYT.

oliver Hoyt. tho millionaire leather merchant OF
the OF Hoyt Brothers, in Goldst, died yesterday
at his homo at Stanford Conn, from the effects oil
a fall from his carriage The accident took place on
Monday. His injuries were not at first considered
fatal and his death was tho whole unexpected.
Ho began 70 sink rapidly yesterday morning, ana
word was Immediately sent to his sons and brothers
In the city, who gathered round his bedside as he
broathed his last at p. m. Arrangements ior the
funeral have not yet been completed
OnVor Hoyt was bonn in Stamford on August 23'
fso at hi, fathers homestead NOroton Hill and IT,
ceiyed his early education in the schools OF his native
town At an early age he mastered tho details OIL
tho tanning business and entered upon the WHOLESALE
leather trade In FrankfortsI New YORK, IN lo44'
with his brother william, under tho nrIn name Vn W.
a o. HOyt g 60. In 1o19 tho present hrm OF HOyt
brothers was organized and TOOK up Its quarters III
Coolest, where 1t has since remained inc urn
business Is one extensive OF us Aklnu IN
tho city, and for sound commercial reputation the
In banking and insurance Mr.. Hoyt had long borne
an active and promient part OF tho ParA BANK , ne
has been ono OF the directors since ls5 ana has also
served "a director Of the Citizens Bank OF stanl-
ford since its organization. He was Tor many years
Insnranco company and the PhUnlX Fire Insurance
COMPANY III 1o12 ho was one OF tue frosIuchtai
electors for GIANT, If whom he was warm personal
In poItics no was identified with tho Republican
party, but did not arcept auy o Of CON-
nectlcut from his own district During part Vi ms
tbn se " and also served on several important
committees The nomination for Governor Of r the
STAT" Vas rendered to HIM IN 1879 but he declined
lie hal been a member Of tn, Union League CLUB
since 1870 ,,. l., 49,. 1,ou,r 10 uo
turned 90 stamford and built an Imposing house near
the place of his birth, overlooking the waters OF he
Sourh NO always prominently identified himself
with tho Methodist Episcopal Church and was a
trustee Of tho Wesleyan University az Mlddetown
Sorn 40 whose endO Wnent he contributed largely
Although sixty years old. he was engaged actively
In husIness IN TO tho time VI the accident which
caused his death. A widow survives him ana Tour
ons thTee of whom are connected with their fathers